A Feast for the Eyes

Across the world, women farmers make up a large part of agriculture labor but their farms are smaller, less profitable and they have more difficulties accessing credit and innovation. Why that? Before we explore this topic I’d love to know if you have ever visited a farm? If yes, when was the last time? Photograph: […]

One of the two women farmers clearing a leased farm-land in Nachol village in north Bangladesh (drought affected) in Chapainawabganj district by © Kanya D’Almeida Simply put, sustainable food is food that is healthy, safe, ethically made and affordable. As we have seen last week food triggers childhood memories – both positive and negative –

‘A Feast for the Eyes’ is an 8-week food photography course followed by an exhibition in which we will explore and share our relationship with food while learning new skills. Through playful assignments we will celebrate each other unique culture, favourite recipes and unique stories. This course will also be an opportunity to investigate the

What is A Feast for the Eyes? A Feast for the Eyes is a free 8-week photography course where you’ll explore how to tell food stories with photography using the magic of a simple camera, your experiences, and the everyday world around you. Every Friday from 7 January – 24 February 2022, we’ll spend 1.5